how i build features & fix bugs with cursor: 1.select opus 4.5/gpt-5.1-codex to ask about the changes i want to make so i understand the relevant code 2.switch to plan mode and describe the changes i want to make (keep the same model) 3.reply to the follow-up questions i’m get…↗

Take a peek if you’re a Cursor fan and want to do more with us. We’re intentionally keeping this program small, but doing our best to bring on new members!↗

Cursor just shipped the feature I've been harassing them about for weeks. Worktree paths can now be copied. I'm finally free of the evil built-in VS Code terminal 🫡↗

Michael Truell: How Cursor Builds at the Speed of AI In only a few years, Cursor's AI dev tools have made a name for themselves as fast-shipping and fast-growing. CEO Michael Truell sat down with a16z's Martin Casado to discuss how Michael got here and what it's like to operate…↗

How to use Cursor (with no coding experience) x.com/i/broadcasts/1…↗

Cursor put out a blog today stating that semantic search beats grep Semantic search doesn't have to be complicated, and thats exactly why I built SemTools -- to provide agents with a "fuzzy semantic grep search" Semtools github.com/run-llama/semt… Blog cursor.com/blog/semsearch↗

with cursor 2.0, you can now share commands and rules with links! here are 5 commands from the cursor team:↗

i have my own theories but for those of you that use vscode/cursor why do you also use claude code/opencode etc in theory you have the same functionality inside the editor right?↗

At Cursor, every GTM and non-engineering hire goes through building an onboarding project. They use an internal guide to go from getting started to a deployed project. Based on the interest in this guide, recorded and sharing a public version! you can find the link below ↓↗

Build your ideas with Cursor and @Figma. Watch @leerob go from design to code with GPT-5-Codex and Agent.↗

this week we hosted the first build with cursor event where we gathered builders to build on top of background agents api and headless cli! here are all the demos from the night:↗

Cursor users building together with the team in our office Thank you to everyone who came out last night!↗

Do you use Cursor for web dev? We’re considering some light optimizations / QoL things for web development in Cursor. Would love to hear what your top asks are! Will advocate for some of the most liked suggestions :)↗

That's the biggest difference IMO. GPT-5 reads far more code, which often is slower, but leads to far better results. Cursor by default often sees far too little and then does a local fix w/o understanding the bigger picture.↗

would you be interested in a cursor ts/py sdk? just built this as a quick prototype, but maybe we should ship the real thing↗

Cursor's Problem docs.google.com/document/d/1q3…↗

Best practices to stop Claude Code being "dumb" and ship features with less mistakes (also mostly works for Cursor + other coding tools) A thread ↓↗

Anyone out there training companies on how to make the most out of Cursor?↗

So Cursor zipped up the necessary files, and created a a clickable install dot sh file (at least for Mac, but one extra step for Windows) that installs the contents into whatever folder you want on your computer, and adds the appropriate json to mcp.json in Cursor. …↗

Duolingo just launched a full chess course. It wasn’t built by a huge team or chess experts. It started with a PM, a designer, and Cursor, an AI coding assistant. No engineers. No dev team. Here’s how they built and shipped the course in 8 months using AI. 🧵👇↗

If you’re new to Cursor, this will help you get started right. Here are a few lessons I wish I knew earlier while building MVPs with Cursor, Bolt, and MCP. Not everything I know, but enough to save you weeks of trial and error ↓↗

Cursor is powerful. But if you’re just prompting it randomly, you’re leaving 80% of its potential untapped. Here’s my exact playbook after building 17+ products with it.↗

I built 36 projects in last 14 months, with AI code. Today, I'm sharing my Coding Docs with you. I use these 7-docs in Cursor/Windsurf to build a knowledge base for AI models. Bookmark this post so you can copy the templates. ↓ 1. Project Requirements Document (PRD)↗

In the past 1 month, I've made 9 game prototypes with Grok, Cursor and Windsurf. Here's how I usually start my initial prompts:👇↗

After coding 36 app with AI models, I've compiled a security checklist that you can follow. Trick: Paste this into AI coding tools (Cursor/Windsurf) and ask them to generate a security report. Then fix all errors before launch. BOOKMARK this: ↓↗

cursor pro tip for vibe coders: use the git tab to save changes and roll back quickly if the ai messes up seeing too many stories of vibe coders unable to get back to a working version 😰 watch the video↗

Prompting tip to make Cursor's new MAX mode significantly more effective and reliable: Make sure thinking is turned on. Start by clearly stating your goal. End your prompt with: "But before we start, I want you to fully explore and understand the existing codebase. Don't write…↗

Sooo, I built "Cursor for thinking//doing things" I made a simple journal/note/todo app for my daily practice of writing down everything in my brain that I need to do across all my projects. Quickly realized this context is what's missing from all my interactions with AI...↗

Cursor + MCP make debugging 10x faster Here’s how I use them to capture errors instantly, fix bugs quicker, and streamline my workflow. Full breakdown:↗

pi-cursor-sdk lets you run Cursor models inside the pi coding agent using local Cursor SDK agents. It supports native model selection, thinking controls, fast/plan modes, image input, and MCP-bridged pi tools.↗